New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28
A GREAT SPIRIT MONOPOLY.
A SCHEME THAT AGIrATEs GERMANY.
BIsMARcK's DIPLOMACY AND THE BULGARIAN SIT
UATIoN--EMPEROR WILLIAM AT THE MA
NHUvREs - THE GERMAN TURF-A
ROTHSCHILD ORDERED OUT
OF VIENNA NOTES.

OF VIENNA - NOTES.
Copyrights 1887, by The Ns,o. York A1ocia ted Press
BERLIN, Aug 27.-It is becoming doubtful whether
the Government will present to the Reichstsg bill
raising the import duties cereals. The official press
points out that increase of duties might destroy all
hope of getting favorable tariff treaty with Austria
Hungary foe Xhch German manufacturers clamor-
ing They want fairer terms for manufactured articles
imported from Austria but then Austria Hungary is send
ing large amount of cereals into Germany and II the
duties these commodities raised Austria would
retalate upon Germany.
FORMING A SPIRIT MONOPOLY COMPANY.
The OF the week Of the greatest interest
both In financial circles and to the general public has
been the reported formation of the great Spirit Monopoly
Company There is some doubt however notwithstand-
ing the confident assertions Of interested parties
whether the company really has been formed Some Of
the leading bankers among them the and
BechrOders, have refused to share I'm the enterprise
and Is also threatened that counter coalition to the
company will be formed, which will seek to bind all
spirit producers to sell to it at contract rates, retail
prices to be fixed at the will of the company, which Will
thus become the focus Of the entire domestic produc
on Many producers have already contracted for 120
marks per hecOitre including the taxes for domestic
production AS immediate result Of these rumors
the shares Of numerous spirit dstilng companies have
rushed up some 33 per cent Few voices heard
championing the Of the consumers, who declare
that the monopoly will amentably raise prices. The
mOnopOsts further aim the expectation of spirits at
such prices will destroy competition throughout the
markets Of the world. The capital Of the company
which at first proposed to fix at 30 600 marks
has been increased to $4,000 900 third Of
entire number Of shares have been reserved for the
dstiers who will have proportionate representation
in the Board of Directors
DIPLOMATIC RESULTS OF TEE BULGARIAN TROUBLE.
The prospect of q settlement of the Bulgarian i'm
brogliO is more hay than Nothing definite is
known to Prince Bismarcks policy Ii Is certain that
official circles retain the absolute belief that whatever
happening, the AustroGerman alliance remains intact
1t is believed there is better entente but special
,uPpoechment with Russia as result OF Prince Bis
ent policy OF securing respect for the Treaty OF Berlin
This has been Bsnarcks persistent aim, but not Rus
due the efforts of NJ dc Giers who, freed
from the oppression Of the Psslavist party since NJ
limits of the Berlin treaty III this friendly attitude con-
tinues, the mutual rational aversion may abate.
Meantime. the German press shows no special conf
dence In Russia The BOurse has taken advantage OF the
ties from the low level TO which they we're forced two
months though the rise Is nothing more than what
curies bankers will not take part in the pro-
posed Russian loan.
THE EMPEROR's COMPLETE RECOVERY.
The best proof of the full restoration of the Emperors
health his appearance Potsdam yesterday at the
maneuvres of tie cavalry division of the Guards The
Emperor watched the evoluons from open carriage.
wearing helmet instead OF an undress cap the use OF
which certain sign that he is ailing He remained at
Posdam hours and when lie returned TO BaDesberg
Preparations are being made for the Emperors recep-
is being built Of WOOD It viii be lined With tapestry
and will be divided INFO two apartments one Tor the I'm
General Won sohelendorf and Counts Won Moltke and
Wadensee will attend the maneuyres The reports are
now credited that the occasion will be sgnalized by
meeting between the Car ana Emperor William
where she VIII be Joined by the Emperor about the mid
die of September.
BIsMARCK's DAILY LIFE AT KIssINGEN.
Prince Bsmarcks life at Kssingen is described In the
Nagdebmger Zeitiug The Prince occupies a number OF
rooms In the schloss which furnished sumpuously
and contain valuable paintings old carvings and
costly tapestry. The Prince rarely rises before 10
his re gar course habits and pays aten
ton TO the preservation Of his health.
WINNERS on THE GERMAN TURF.
The JubiiGem Preis, the most valuable racing prize
contested for in Germany, won on Thursday by the
Hungarian Bulgar which is the property OF Count
Festetcs The races brought together great gathering
OF German and Austrian turf magnates. The Emperor
and Empress of Brazil the King ana Queen OF Naples
and several Bourbon Princes were present The Jubilee
Prize has no connection with the English Jubilee Inc
victory In this popular contest has hitherto been won W
German English French owners and this Ia me hTst
time Hungarian has ever succeeded in securing the
cap Puupernckel colt OF the Prussan royal stud as
Graditz, finished first.
RUSSIAN JEWS EMIGRATING TO AMERICA.
Adyices from Tst that the emigration OF Rus
sian Jews 10 America has been resumed with yigor.
Large trains pass Ils weekly on their way TO Bremen
and Hamburg.
ROTHsCHILD ORDERED TO LEAVE VIENNA
Baron Nathaniel Rohschd has been ordered TO leave
Vienna for making insulting remarks about the Arch
duke Charles Louis, brother OF the Emperor
CONFERENCE OF ASTRONOMERS
The International Conference OF Astronomers opens at
Kiel on Monday and will remain in session three days
FUSION OF AUTHORS SOCIETIES
The two authors societies. the Schriftseler Verband
and scbristeler Verein will meet at Dresden in Sep
TENDER TO arrange for a fusion.
TO TEACH THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE.
The Bayaran Minister OF Worship will open school
for the teaching OF the volapuk at the Lutpold Gym.